Wainipitapong S.Oon-arom A.Wiwattarangkul T.Vadhanavikkit P.Wiwattanaworaset P.Srifuengfung M.Chiddaycha M.Mahidol University2023-06-182023-06-182023-01-01International Journal of Sexual Health (2023)19317611https://repository.li.mahidol.ac.th/handle/20.500.14594/85139Objective: This study aims to investigate sexual behaviors among gender diverse (LGBT and other sexual/gender minorities) and nongender-diverse medical students. Methods: In 2021 academic year, medical students from five Thai medical schools completed questionnaires identifying demographic data, psychosexual factors, sexual experiences, and risks. Results: Among 1,322 students, 32.1% were gender-diverse students who had lower age at first sexual intercourse and more experiences in solitary and partnered sexual activity. Conclusions: Use of hookup applications was more frequent among gay and bisexual males. Risky sexual behaviors were significantly higher among bisexual females. Gender-diverse medical students showed higher involvement in sexual activities. Future studies should be addressing sexual health in Thai medical education.MedicineArticleSCOPUS10.1080/19317611.2023.22148012-s2.0-851614342801931762X